Super GT Plus (SGT+): 21.5/zero GT Racing
09-29-2010, 11:02 AM
#16
In my experience, silver can and zero-timing 21.5 run together fine as long as everyone involved is there to have fun. Once people start to get too concerned about being super-even everywhere on the track the complaints will come.
I would still permit silver cans on a limited basis for people to try out the class on the cheap, but it wouldn't be in the official rules.
I would still permit silver cans on a limited basis for people to try out the class on the cheap, but it wouldn't be in the official rules.
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10-01-2010, 11:41 AM
#18
First post updated.
Spec tire is the Hard Solaris Spec Premount on the spoked rim.
This is now identical to WCRC Super GT with the exception of 2WD cars being permitted (the "plus").
They will run together, but be scored separately, just like the way it's done in many real 1:1 race series. Not only are you battling for class victory, but for the overall win as well!
FF cars are strongly encouraged to run FF bodies in the interest of scale realism as well as to help the drivers and spectators follow the action.
Spec tire is the Hard Solaris Spec Premount on the spoked rim.
This is now identical to WCRC Super GT with the exception of 2WD cars being permitted (the "plus").
They will run together, but be scored separately, just like the way it's done in many real 1:1 race series. Not only are you battling for class victory, but for the overall win as well!
FF cars are strongly encouraged to run FF bodies in the interest of scale realism as well as to help the drivers and spectators follow the action.
10-01-2010, 11:49 AM
#19
First post updated.
Spec tire is the Hard Solaris Spec Premount on the spoked rim.
This is now identical to WCRC Super GT with the exception of 2WD cars being permitted (the "plus").
They will run together, but be scored separately, just like the way it's done in many real 1:1 race series. Not only are you battling for class victory, but for the overall win as well!
FF cars are strongly encouraged to run FF bodies in the interest of scale realism as well as to help the drivers and spectators follow the action.
Spec tire is the Hard Solaris Spec Premount on the spoked rim.
This is now identical to WCRC Super GT with the exception of 2WD cars being permitted (the "plus").
They will run together, but be scored separately, just like the way it's done in many real 1:1 race series. Not only are you battling for class victory, but for the overall win as well!
FF cars are strongly encouraged to run FF bodies in the interest of scale realism as well as to help the drivers and spectators follow the action.
let me know 
10-01-2010, 12:26 PM
#20
Thumbs up, Pete 
I'll be curious to see what is decided about the FF03 at West Coast. I didn't get out there on Tuesday but I heard someone was going to bring one to try out, and Ron was going to see how it went. Hadn't heard anything else about it though. Now we'll have a whole lot of guys running Super GT, which will hopefully encourage more people to jump in!
I'll be curious to see what is decided about the FF03 at West Coast. I didn't get out there on Tuesday but I heard someone was going to bring one to try out, and Ron was going to see how it went. Hadn't heard anything else about it though. Now we'll have a whole lot of guys running Super GT, which will hopefully encourage more people to jump in!
10-02-2010, 10:08 AM
#21
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10-11-2010, 01:01 PM
#26
No difference in pace between 4WD & 2WD, but each car had it's sweet spot on the track, made for some great racing.
2WD owns 4WD at the end of the straight, but 4WD gets off the corners quicker.
21.5 Spec is the perfect power for this type of racing.
10-11-2010, 01:03 PM
#27
It was real close racing.
No difference in pace between 4WD & 2WD, but each car had it's sweet spot on the track, made for some great racing.
2WD owns 4WD at the end of the straight, but 4WD gets off the corners quicker.
21.5 Spec is the perfect power for this type of racing.
No difference in pace between 4WD & 2WD, but each car had it's sweet spot on the track, made for some great racing.
2WD owns 4WD at the end of the straight, but 4WD gets off the corners quicker.
21.5 Spec is the perfect power for this type of racing.
10-14-2010, 12:58 PM
#28
Solaris Hard Premount spec tires for Super GT+ are in stock at Brooker Tracker RC (www.brookertrackerrc.com).
10-24-2010, 10:06 PM
#29
FDR ?
I have a TC5. What gears should I get for Camarillo and Wcrc. Thanks
Last edited by shoe; 10-25-2010 at 01:31 PM.